Jarrell Independent School District
Jarrell ISD is a 4A public school district that covers 84 square miles in the heart of central Texas, north of Austin, south of Waco, and east of Killeen on the 1-35 corridor. Our district boundaries include the City of Jarrell, Sonterra, and even parts of Sun City and the City of Georgetown. The district currently has more than 2,300 students enrolled across four campuses.
Administration, faculty, and staff are focused on "success for all." We are proud to share the following achievements
- The $113,370,00 2021 Bond Election was overwhelmingly approved by voters. Prop A passed with 72.93% and Prop B passed with 63.78%.
- During the 2020-21 school year, Jarrell ISD, Jarrell Elementary, Igo Elementary, Jarrell Middle School, and Jarrell High School earned the distinction of being named "No Place for Hate" by the Anti-defamation League
- Jarrell ISD is home to the 2021 state champions in the Long Jump - DJ Warren; and 300 MH - Joseph Shamburger
- The district will offer a two-way dual language bilingual program at Jarrell Elementary and Igo Elementary in the fall of 2021
- Since November of 2020, JISD has saved taxpayers $4.7 million through the refinancing of bonds
- The district is partnering with the Texas A&M College of Nursing and Bluebonnet Community Services to establish a Family Health Center at Jarrell ISD. The clinic is scheduled to open in the fall of 2021.
Jarrell ISD is also a District of Innovation. The District of Innovation concept, passed by the 84th Legislative Session, gives traditional public schools most of the flexibilities available to Texas' open-enrollment charter schools.
More and more families are choosing to make Jarrell ISD their home. Since August 2021, Jarrell ISD has grown 11 percent, adding over 260 students.
Learn more about what makes Jarrell ISD a special place for students, families, and staff.
The history of Jarrell ISD.